Stout finished with eight kills, hitting. Stout once again delivered the big play, hammering home a kill on the slide to put the Shockers ahead two sets to none. WSU appeared to have the set wrapped up at 24-19, but the Green Wave rapped out four quick points to pull within 24-23. 353 with six kills from Brylee Kelly, who finished with a match-high 11. The second set saw WSU find an offensive rhythm, hitting a sterling. Three points later, Stout added another putaway to clinch the first. Weber put down a kill, and then back-to-back errors from Chelsea Harvey and Kayla Dinkins preceded kills from Kayce Litzauand Morgan Stout. The two sides traded points to reach 19-19, but WSU put together a mini 5-0 run to seize control.

Tulane gradually chipped away, eventually taking their first lead at 16-15. The Shockers stormed out of the gates to open the match, surging to a quick 6-2 edge in the first set. Additionally, the Green Wave had seven reception errors to the Shockers two. WSU dominated in serve and pass all afternoon, getting seven aces to six errors while Tulane (15-11, 8-6) had nine serve miscues and only two aces. Morgan Webersealed the match for Wichita State on the subsequent point, tipping over the block for her fifth kill. Facing set point, Natalie Fosterguided home a kill to keep WSU alive, and Tulane's Michelle Urquhart committed an attack error of her own to put the Shockers in front 25-24. The Shockers (15-8, 9-5) trailed early in the third set 10-4, and later 24-23 after an attack error. – Wichita State came up with several big plays down the stretch to fend off Tulane on Sunday afternoon at Charles Koch Arena, 25-22, 25-23, 26-24.

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